Last but not least: serial socks
Netflix presents socks that can tell when the wearer has fallen asleep. The show is then paused.
On the portal created by the agency Deeplocal Makeit.netflix.com Netflix collects ideas that make life easier for series - and puts them into practice. With instructions on how to copy them. The first life hack was "The Switch" - a switch that dims the lights, mutes incoming calls, orders food and starts Netflix with just one button and the push of a button. The background: Netflix offers numerous seasons of numerous series on demand, which are usually addictive and not infrequently sink the viewer into an hour-long marathon. Unless you fall asleep before the end of the season and are annoyed the next morning that you can't remember at which point you lost the thread. That's supposed to happen. But that's over now, because Netflix presents the "Netflix Socks". Socks that notice when the wearer is asleep and then trigger the pause button. Netflix provides the knitting instructions in the design of the favorite series, as well as the instructions for rebuilding the technical inner workings. (hae)
